Even if he had sought it out, it seems unlikely that Howard Zinn ever thought he would achieve the fame that he came his way.
Most historians are lucky to have readers. Zinn has fans. A People’s History made him, by the standards of historians at any rate, a celebrity. In the early 2000s, he coordinated stage performances ...
Glaude, Fisher, and Luo convincingly show that virulent white racism has been a constant and often ignored through line in American history.
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